What's the latest in people's lives?

[Aaron]

Bah, I can't even get a muzzleloader at a Canadian Wal*Mart. All kinds of playstation games though, almost as good as a musket.

[Nickswitz]

NAh.
cheap large computers
they work well

[Aaron]

NAh.
cheap large computers
they work well

What's with the haiku?

I usually get my pc's from Dell, for the at home warrenty. Simply because I hate fixing pc's. But I will get my futre PS3 from Wally World, it's a hundred less than Costco or Best Buy.

[Nickswitz]

I didnt realize i did that
i do that well
but no, the cheap computers are good for hitting people with
they look painful because they break into a million pieces

[Reliant121]

lol. Walmart = Asda. Asda is probably the best cheap supermarket in UK. Tesco stuff is always out of date, and the rest are getting more and more expensive, especially Sainsburys and Waitrose, but they are snobbish supermarkets anyway.

on computers. We always build our own. Mum/Dad are bloody fantastic at makin computers, hence mine. which is like a damn good gaming pc.

[Teaos]

I always buy Dell but I want to upgrade to Mac.

[Nickswitz]

Im with Teaos!
I love Macs

[Reliant121]

We would get a mac if we could afford one.

[IanKennedy]

We would get a mac if we could afford one.

Both Graham and I have Macs. I have a MacBook Pro

[Nickswitz]

My Dad has a Fully loaded Macbook Pro
With EVERYTHING
Including Linux and XP on it( they didn't come standard)

[Tsukiyumi]

I have to go with price and inability to upgrade components as the primary reasons I won't buy a Mac.

If I ever come up with over a thousand dollars at once, I'd spend $500 to upgrade my current system, and the rest fixing problems on my car or maybe buy a new pair of shoes...

How much was that Macbook Pro, Nick?

[Nickswitz]

Over 4 grand, but his company paid for it because he uses it as both a display model as well as a way to work at home
, when'd this one get put on

[Tsukiyumi]

If you get one for free, good deal.

There's no way in hell I could justify spending $4000 on a computer.

[Nickswitz]

Yeah neither would i
but my dad didnt actually put a cent down so it was great

[Aaron]

I have to go with price and inability to upgrade components as the primary reasons I won't buy a Mac.

If I ever come up with over a thousand dollars at once, I'd spend $500 to upgrade my current system, and the rest fixing problems on my car or maybe buy a new pair of shoes...

How much was that Macbook Pro, Nick?

Speaking of shoes, what's the deal with used ones? Can someone wear my old ones for example, I know kids aren't supposed to but what about adults?